Sentence examples for mere implementation of from inspiring English sources

6.4 Ensuring adoption of Web 2.0 features: Mere implementation of Web 2.0 technologies will not serve the purpose until and unless wholehearted adoption by the staff is not ensured (Mazumder [2008]; Chui et al. [2012]).

There is also a notable difference between the stated goals of later stage ELSA research and RRI: in contrast with earlier approaches to governance of science and technology, RRI shifts its attention to innovation as a trigger for socio-economic progress (Rodrígueza et al.; van den Hoven et al.; Zwart et al. 2014) rather than a mere implementation of societal factors.

The results show that the mere implementation of gamification mechanisms does not automatically lead to significant increases in use activity in the studied utilitarian service, however, those users who actively monitored their own badges and those of others in the study showed increased user activity.

Importantly, it should also be noted that he MGI represents actual levels of globalization across different domains, rather then the mere implementation of neoliberal policies.

A mere implementation of a guideline without any further support in prescription was insufficient as the number of patients affected by DRP rose again to base level after all additional support had been terminated.

Nevertheless, in the panel decision, the Court said mere implementation on a computer of an otherwise abstract idea will not render an invention patent-eligible subject matter.

F&P's forceful criticism consists in posing a dilemma for connectionists: They either fail to explain the law-like cognitive regularities like systematicity and productivity in an adequate way or the connectionist models are nothing but mere implementation models of classical architectures; hence, they fail to provide a radically new paradigm as connectionists claim.

However, their mere implementation proves that it is an acceptable framework of doing business that cannot be ignored.

Localizability in this sense goes beyond mere implementation in local neural circuitry, since a given bit of circuitry could (and often does) subserve more than one cognitive function.

We investigated how the implementation of punishment or the mere possibility of expected punishment affects contributions in a PGG and how behaviour under these conditions are influenced by BIS-anxiety and FFFS.

Thus, the implementation of PBL goes beyond the mere addition of "PBL-like" activities to a traditional curriculum.